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PhotographerKevin R. WitmanLocationCochranville, PADate3:05AM ESTEquipmentMeade LX50 10" SCT w/ an f/6.3 focal reducer. Used a Canon XS 10.1MP DSLR. 10 sec exposure, ISO200, White Balance set to Sunny Day.DescriptionVery stunning Total Lunar Eclipse on the Winter Solstice. This eclipse reminded me very much of the previous eclipse visible nearly 3 years ago on February 2008. It was definitely a brighter eclipse with the Moon nicely pictured amongst the bright stars of Winter. |
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PhotographerCharlie DavisLocationFort Collins, CODate12/21/2010 02:25 amEquipmentNikon D70 with 17-mm Tokina lens on Gitzo tripod with Arca Swiss ball head. 20 sec exposure, self-timer, f3.5, ISO 1000.DescriptionThe moon at total eclipse is at the top with Orion below and Sirius at the lower left. Light clouds coming in from the west. |
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PhotographerPaulo RégisLocationParamoti(Ceará) - BrazilDate2010/12/21, 7:46 a.m.EquipmentSony H50, tripod mounted, f/4.5, 5s, ISO-100DescriptionTOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON MINUTES BEFORE SUNRISE SUNSET |
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PhotographerScott MooreLocationAledo, TXDate:12-21-2010 03:44 (CDT)EquipmentCanon 7D with Canon 18-200mm zoom lens on tripod, 10 second exposure at f/3.5 and ISO 2500DescriptionWinter solstice lunar eclipse taken from patio. A composite of 10 second exposure (to show surrounding detail) and 1 second exposure to show eclipsed moon. Visible constellations include Orion (bottom left), Taurus (bottom center) and the Pleiades (bottom right). |
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PhotographerJohn DolbyLocationTucson, ArizonaDateDecember 21, 2010, 1:30amEquipmentCelestron CPC-1100 with HyperStar lens at f/2. Canon Rebel XT DSLR. 1.3-Second exposure. ISO-800.DescriptionCoppery moon in a field of stars. |
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PhotographerMike CarambatLocationPrairieville, LADate12/21/2010 @ 2AM CSTEquipmentPhoto: Fuji S2 Pro Digital SLR with 26mm Eyepiece Projection, Orion 10" Newt and manual Dob Video: Sony DCR-TRV350 Camcorder, Vixen Super Polaris mount with custom Lunar Tracking motor.DescriptionWe STREAMED THIS ECLIPSE LIVE for the public as it happened on our website. http://www.oakgroveobservatory.com Unfortunately, the clouds rolled in at around 2:30AM right after totality and we were unable to film the other half of the eclipse. Direct Video Link is at: http://www.oakgroveobservatory.com/moon/2010eclipse.mp4 Oak Grove Observatory is a PRIVATE observatory in Prairieville, Louisiana. We also have some pretty impressive bolide videos on the site. -Mike |
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PhotographerJames WillinghanLocationElkridge, MarylandDateDecember 21, 2010EquipmentStellarvue 80mm refractor Canon Rebel XSIDescriptionLunar Eclipse taken December 21, 2010. |
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PhotographerJames WillinghanLocationElkridge, MarylandDateDecember 21, 2010EquipmentMeade 12inch SCT Canon Rebel XSIDescriptionLunar Eclipse taken the morning of December 21, 2010 from Elkridge, Maryland |
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PhotographerSidney RosenthalLocationPensacola, FLDate12/21/2010EquipmentTakahashi TSA102 4" scope Takahashi EM200 mount Canon 5D Mark2 cameraDescriptionLunar eclipse collage. Various exosures and ISO were used from 1/200 to 8 seconds and 100 to 800 respectively. |
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PhotographerJames GLocationBaltimore, MarylandDateDec 21st, 3:00amEquipmentCelestron 70AZ telescope, hand-held Exlim EX-Z60 at ISO 50, 8 images stacked by handDescriptionLunar eclipse at totality. 8 images stacked in GIMP by hand using addition. Crummy noise is largely due to quality of handheld digicam through eyepiece. |
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